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File:Brigantine heavy carrier.jpg|A blueprint of a Brigantine
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File:HFB-Lotsofships.png|The Brigantine to scale with other Covenant and UNSC vessels, dwarfing nearly every other class seen during the wartime era.  
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Revision as of 11:20, January 6, 2017

Brigantine heavy carrier
A Lursu-pattern brigantine hovering above Sunaion in the level Battle of Sunaion.
Production information

Class:

Heavy carrier[1]

Role:

Fleet command[1]

Technical specifications

Length:

6,367 meters (20,889 ft)[1]

Slipspace drive:

Equipped

Chronological and affiliation

Era:

Post-Covenant War conflicts[1]

Affiliation:

 

"Massive carrier reclaimed from the Covenant's merchant-tithe fleets."
— The Curator[2]

The Brigantine is an ancient heavy carrier class, designed by the Sangheili prior to the establishment of the Covenant. Centuries after being rendered obsolete as a mainline warship within the Covenant fleet, Brigantines were placed in Covenant missionary and tithe fleets throughout a majority of the empire's existence. Following the Covenant's fall during the Great Schism, Brigantines have since been brought back into service as a command ship by Sangheili factions during the Blooding Years, primarily the Swords of Sanghelios and Jul 'Mdama's Covenant.[1] These ships have since then been upgraded to modern specifications.[3]

Trivia

While "brigantine" referred to a sail configuration, rather than a specific ship class, they were often more powerful, faster and more agile than smaller ships, such as schooners or sloops, but smaller than the brigs used by naval forces, and frequently found use as pirate ships, fleet suppliers and light escorts.

Gallery

List of appearances

Sources

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